Measles cases and public notices from Corry area rolls
A Corry region summary reports thirty one measles cases released from quarantine with nineteen newly quarantined. It notes German and regular measles, one chickenpox case, and local health actions. Other items include a Johnsonburg postmaster death at sixty, local dances, jury findings in Meadville, city parking meters purchase, and various community notices and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry Journal Printing Dept
J. Fred
Hospital Admission and Discharge Roundup and Local Court Note
At the hospital report this morning several admissions and discharges are listed with names and addresses including Mrs. Paul Kundracil, 330 Wayne street, Alton Bromley, 1024 Mead avenue, and John Windaham, 271 West Washington street. A joint church meeting at First Baptist Church is planned for 8 p m with a Valentine pre Lanz dance. A Jamestown City Court note reports Marlin Anderson appeared for a 117th birthday, and a separate auto collision case in County Court was settled out of court involving Mrs June B McGrillis and William C McGrillis.
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Coons
East South Street
Paul Kundracil
Wayne _ street
Alton ‘Bromley
Mead Avenue
Laces Fellowship
Men's Brotherhood of the First, Baptist Church
Knights of Columbus
State Armory
Jamestown
Marlin Anderson
Jamestows
Chautauqua County
Mayville
Brooklyn Square
Dusty Owens
WWVA
Sunset Ramblers
Corry Rollerway
Waterford
June B. McGrillia
Willian C. McGrittis
Stydetown
Dennis Biley
Mecritlis
Elks Club
Meadsville and Crawford County News Briefs
Officers of Taylor Hose Co announced a deal with Kepler Hotel to buy Market street property in Meadville. John S Kent says transfer set for February 15, giving Taylor Hose its first own home. Also notes include a charity Christmas Seal total near 15000 with potential rise and hospital leadership changes at Warren General Hospital effective March 1.
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Amendville
Taylor Hose Co
Kepler Hotel
Ine
Market Street
John S. Kent
The
Taylor Hose
Meadville
Corry Rod and Gun Club
Warren
Dorothy Meldorf
Warren General Hospital
Theospital Board
Robert ©. Wilder
Meldort
Granville Thompson
Cresap, McGormkek and Paget
Titusville Police Probe Theft Involving Local Youths
Titusville police believe three youths and a young girl stole the car of William Antill of R. D. 2 Titusville. The vehicle, stolen Sunday after noon from Universal Cyclops Steel Corp parking, was recovered Monday night at Towanda Bradford County. Saint Paul’s Lutheran Altar Guild holds bake sale Friday afternoon at The Mabel Shoppe.
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Titusville
Tiusville
William Antill
Towanda
Bradford County
Antill
Universal Cyclops Steel Corp
St. Paul’s Lutheran Altar Guild
Mabel
Offer Made For New Castle Plant
Washington committees study United Engineering and Foundry Co offer to buy the government New Castle plant in Pennsylvania. The General Services Administration sent the offer to Congress. The price is 7.46 million dollars with 500000 down and 3 percent interest, over twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington — Senate
House
United Engineering and Foundry Co
New Castle
Congress
Genera Services Administration
Clark
Martin and
Duff
Pennsylvania
United Engineering
Renewal sought for Lambs WICU license in Erie Pa
The FCC discussed an examiner's recommendation to renew Edward Lamb's WICU license after an eight month hearing into allegations of Communist associations. Lamb's Toledo based lawyers urged the commission to follow the examiner Herbert Sharfman who found Lamb innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axswell
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Edward Lamb
Erie
WICU
Lamb
Toledo
Ohio
Herbert Sharfman
Sharfman
Measles Forcing Postponement Of Coaldale Weatherly Game
In Coaldale Pennsylvania three varsity and six junior varsity players from Coaldale were sidelined by measles forcing the high school basketball game with Weatherly to be postponed. The outbreak prompted school officials to cancel the contest and monitor player health.
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Coaldale
Weatherly
Reds Sent Note On Balloons
Washington said the United States will seek to avoid launching weather balloons that might cross into the USSR. A note to the Soviet Foreign Ministry urged cooperation and the return of balloon carried instruments found in Russian territory. The step aims to prevent misunderstandings while seeking future unlimited weather balloon cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
Moscow
Ussr
Soviet Union
Balloon claims fuel Cold War propaganda dispute
Report notes assertions that air bags and other devices hinder flight and that propaganda balloons were used. The State Department denied direct or indirect involvement, saying balloons launched by the United States were for weather data collection only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
United States
Soviet Union
Crucible Steel posts 1955 earnings and sales records
Crucible Steel Co of America reports 1955 net earnings of 13,208,602 and net sales of 237,715,380, with 8.05 dollars per common share to stockholders. Comparisons show 1954 earnings of 3,705,952 and sales of 160,621,738. Congress sworn in Elmer J Holland, Pittsburgh Democrat, to replace the late Vera Buchanan.
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Pittsburgh
Crucible Steel Co
America
Crucible
Washington
Elmer J. Holland
Congress
Rep
Vera Buchanan
McKeesport
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Sintey Insurance
Johnsonburg
Eugene Po
Carthy
William Sullivan
Holy Rosary
Wardyniesre
Flye Rexall
Senate
Sen
Chapman
R-Warren
Tn Sec
Ren. McCreesh
D-Phila
Mullin
Meadvilles
P. Richard Thomas
Koonts Equipment Corp
Cornell
DAR
Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Pittchurch
Nunoil
New York
Richard Louw Bright
Free Bright
Playtex
Rip Fabricon
Brie
Arthur Gardner
Corry Evening Journal
Crawford
Chautauqua
Martin Gregor
Jacob Held
Held
Pennsylvania Gas Co
F. L. Baressi
Stjlusville
C. Melvin Sonne Jr
Mi. Sonne
Vienna
Austria
Bonne
Koehlers
DuBois and Koch
Dial
D. W. Clark
Herbert A. Mook
Fay
Terry Jr
R. D. Linesville
Allegheny County
Terry Tala
Pat
VEW
VEW Post
Stewart's
Flye Rexall Drugs
TAY Center
Corry, Hospital
Donald Brown
Spartansburg
Vern Long
Garland
John
Edward Roueher
R. D
Russell Hill
Debra Jean
Belsino
Robert Brown
East
Congress Street
Holford Arnson
Stephen Brennan
Hate Corry
John Windaham
West
Washington Street
Dewey Geer
Centerville
Ernest
Dunpewold
Clymer
Heberlein
Motor Sales
South St. Corry, Pa
Plymouth
Lucky Motor
Wim
McIntyre
Minnesota
CDA
Pillsbury
Angel Food
New England
N. Center St
YMCA
Roberts Avaiwaruch
RobOur
Columbus
Lamb's
Customs and Customers
Citizens National
Citizens National Bank OF Corry
the Bank
Riler
Coats
Ty IK
Shang Hi
Sixoy
Vallins
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